Wisconsin Farm Selected to Provide Official White House Christmas Tree

Madison, WI, September 21, 2026 — The selection of the official White House Christmas tree for the upcoming holiday season has been announced, with Silent Night Evergreens in Endeavor, Wisconsin, chosen to provide the prestigious evergreen. This marks a significant achievement for the Wisconsin-based farm, which has a notable history of excellence in Christmas tree cultivation.

Silent Night Evergreens has previously been recognized for its high-quality trees, having won the National Christmas Tree Association’s national tree contest four times. This recurring success underscores the farm’s dedication to producing top-tier specimens, a qualification that has now led to its selection for the nation’s capital.

The specific tree that will adorn the White House has not yet been identified, nor have further details regarding its selection or delivery timeline been provided. The process of choosing the White House Christmas tree is a long-standing tradition, often involving extensive judging and preparation to ensure the chosen tree meets specific aesthetic and structural criteria.

Details regarding the farm’s history beyond its contest wins or the specific types of trees grown by Silent Night Evergreens were not immediately available. Endeavor, Wisconsin, will host the farm that will contribute to a central piece of national holiday decoration. The farm’s previous accolades from the National Christmas Tree Association highlight its consistent quality and expertise in the field of Christmas tree farming.

Further information on the tree’s journey from the farm to Washington D.C., including when it will be presented and decorated, is anticipated as the holiday season approaches. The National Christmas Tree Association’s contest is a key event for growers nationwide, and winning multiple times signifies a sustained level of superior horticultural practice. The selection of Silent Night Evergreens brings national attention to the farm and its home state of Wisconsin.

No additional details concerning the farm’s operations, its team, or specific challenges or successes beyond its contest victories were provided at this time. The exact species of the chosen tree also remains unconfirmed.

This selection continues the tradition of featuring trees from farms across the United States, celebrating American agriculture and the spirit of the holiday season. The announcement serves as the primary detail concerning the tree’s origin for the current year.

Story summarized from the original created by Ellie Pomerleau on www.wmtv15news.com, see more information here.

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